NUR 212 Exam 3 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICES |VERIFIED &
REVISED ANSWERS (NEW) 2025
EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
1. What are the psychosocial health 1.) Depression
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Low self-esteem
3.) Risk of suicide
4.) Discrimination
5.) Social isolation
2. What are the endocrine/metabolic 1.) Type 2 diabetes mellitus
health risks associated with 2.) Metabolic syndrome
obesity? 3.) Polycystic ovary syndrome
3. What are the respiratory health 1.) Obesity hypoventilation syndrome
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Sleep apnea
3.) Asthma
4.) Pulmonary hypertension
5.) Exercise intolerance
,4. What are the reproductive health 1.) Menstrual irregularities
risks associated with obesity in 2.) Infertility
women? 3.) Gestational diabetes
5. What are the reproductive health 1.) Hypogonadism
risks associated with obesity in 2.) Gynecomastia
men? 3.) Sexual dysfunction
6. What are the musculoskeletal 1.) Osteoarthritis
health risks associated with 2.) Impaired mobility and flexibility
obesity? 3.) Gout
4.) Lumbar disk disease
5.) Chronic low back pain
7. What are the cardiovascular health 1.) Hyperlipidemia
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Sudden cardiac death
3.) Right-sided heart failure
4.) Left ventricular hypertrophy
5.) Coronary artery disease
6.) Deep venous thrombosis
7.) Atrial fibrilation
8.) Hypertension
9.) Cardiomyopathy
10.) Venous stasis
11.) Varicose veins
,8. What are the gastrointestinal health 1.) Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH)
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Gallstones
3.) Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
9. What are the genitourinary health 1.) Kidney cancer
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Chronic kidney disease
3.) Stress incontinence
10. What types of cancer are obese 1.) Esophagus, pancreas, thyroid, colorectal and
patients at risk for? gallbladder cancer (both genders)
2.) Endometrial, breast and ovarian cancer
(women)
11. When assessing patients with 1.) What is your history with weight gain and
obesity and before selecting a weight loss?
weight loss strategy, what 2.) Are other family members overweight?
questions should you ask? 3.) How has your body weight affected your
health?
4.) What do you think contributes to your weight?
5.) What does food mean to you? How do you use
food (e.g., to relieve stress, provide comfort)?
6.) Describe your motivation for losing weight.
7.) What have you already tried to lose weight?
Was it successful? If not, why not?
8.) Would you like to manage your weight
differently? If so, how?
, 9.) What sort of barriers do you think impede your
weight loss efforts?
10.) Are there any major stresses that will make it
hard to focus on weight control?
11.) How much time can you devote to exercise on
a daily or weekly basis?
12.) Describe the support you have from family
and/or friends for losing weight.
12. Which laboratory tests aid in 1.) Liver function (ALT, AST)
evaluating the cause and effects of 2.) Thyroid function
obesity? 3.) Fasting glucose level
4.) Lipid panel (triglyceride level, LDL, HDL,
cholesterol level)
13. What must the BMI be for an Less than 18.5.
individual to be considered
underweight?
14. What BMI reflects a normal body A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9.
weight?
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICES |VERIFIED &
REVISED ANSWERS (NEW) 2025
EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
1. What are the psychosocial health 1.) Depression
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Low self-esteem
3.) Risk of suicide
4.) Discrimination
5.) Social isolation
2. What are the endocrine/metabolic 1.) Type 2 diabetes mellitus
health risks associated with 2.) Metabolic syndrome
obesity? 3.) Polycystic ovary syndrome
3. What are the respiratory health 1.) Obesity hypoventilation syndrome
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Sleep apnea
3.) Asthma
4.) Pulmonary hypertension
5.) Exercise intolerance
,4. What are the reproductive health 1.) Menstrual irregularities
risks associated with obesity in 2.) Infertility
women? 3.) Gestational diabetes
5. What are the reproductive health 1.) Hypogonadism
risks associated with obesity in 2.) Gynecomastia
men? 3.) Sexual dysfunction
6. What are the musculoskeletal 1.) Osteoarthritis
health risks associated with 2.) Impaired mobility and flexibility
obesity? 3.) Gout
4.) Lumbar disk disease
5.) Chronic low back pain
7. What are the cardiovascular health 1.) Hyperlipidemia
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Sudden cardiac death
3.) Right-sided heart failure
4.) Left ventricular hypertrophy
5.) Coronary artery disease
6.) Deep venous thrombosis
7.) Atrial fibrilation
8.) Hypertension
9.) Cardiomyopathy
10.) Venous stasis
11.) Varicose veins
,8. What are the gastrointestinal health 1.) Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH)
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Gallstones
3.) Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
9. What are the genitourinary health 1.) Kidney cancer
risks associated with obesity? 2.) Chronic kidney disease
3.) Stress incontinence
10. What types of cancer are obese 1.) Esophagus, pancreas, thyroid, colorectal and
patients at risk for? gallbladder cancer (both genders)
2.) Endometrial, breast and ovarian cancer
(women)
11. When assessing patients with 1.) What is your history with weight gain and
obesity and before selecting a weight loss?
weight loss strategy, what 2.) Are other family members overweight?
questions should you ask? 3.) How has your body weight affected your
health?
4.) What do you think contributes to your weight?
5.) What does food mean to you? How do you use
food (e.g., to relieve stress, provide comfort)?
6.) Describe your motivation for losing weight.
7.) What have you already tried to lose weight?
Was it successful? If not, why not?
8.) Would you like to manage your weight
differently? If so, how?
, 9.) What sort of barriers do you think impede your
weight loss efforts?
10.) Are there any major stresses that will make it
hard to focus on weight control?
11.) How much time can you devote to exercise on
a daily or weekly basis?
12.) Describe the support you have from family
and/or friends for losing weight.
12. Which laboratory tests aid in 1.) Liver function (ALT, AST)
evaluating the cause and effects of 2.) Thyroid function
obesity? 3.) Fasting glucose level
4.) Lipid panel (triglyceride level, LDL, HDL,
cholesterol level)
13. What must the BMI be for an Less than 18.5.
individual to be considered
underweight?
14. What BMI reflects a normal body A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9.
weight?
